Maintaining An Identity Server; Managing An Identity Server - Novell ACCESS MANAGER 3.1 SP2 - IDENTITY SERVER GUIDE 2010 Manual

Maintaining an Identity Server

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Server maintenance involves tasks that you perform after you have configured the server.
Maintenance includes monitoring the health of the servers, configuring logging, replacing
certificates, monitoring statistics, and so on.
Section 14.1, "Managing an Identity Server," on page 317
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Section 14.2, "Editing Server Details," on page 320
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 Section 14.3, "Configuring Component Logging," on page 320
Section 14.4, "Configuring Session-Based Logging," on page 323
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Section 14.5, "Monitoring the Health of an Identity Server," on page 329
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 Section 14.6, "Monitoring Identity Server Statistics," on page 333
Section 14.7, "Enabling Identity Server Audit Events," on page 341
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Section 14.8, "Monitoring Identity Server Alerts," on page 343
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 Section 14.9, "Viewing the Command Status of the Identity Server," on page 343
Section 14.10, "Tuning the Identity Server for Performance," on page 344
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14.1 Managing an Identity Server

The Identity Servers page is the starting point for managing Identity Servers. Most often, you use
this page to stop and start servers, and to assign servers to Identity Server configurations. An
Identity Server cannot operate until you have assigned it to an Identity Server configuration.
1 In the Administration Console, click Devices > Identity Servers.
2 On the Servers tab, you can perform the following functions by clicking the server's check box,
then clicking any of the following options:
New Cluster: Creates a new cluster configuration. See
Configuration," on page
Start: Starts the selected server. (See
page 319.)
Stop: Stops the selected server. (See
page 319.)
Refresh: Refreshes the server list.
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Section 14.1.2, "Restarting the Identity Server," on
Section 14.1.2, "Restarting the Identity Server," on
Section 1.1.1, "Creating a Cluster
Maintaining an Identity Server
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